Chicago Daily Tribune Newspaper, October 23, 1881, Page 18

. Eat of tho animals uffectedwith this dis- | sue In the confirmation of Jenner's view of #0 M i EF near, and for the last fee (ays or te: his CO. AL. Se e AL. . sped in hers. was it : he 14 inten by c anticipate the badie nie Pret acre ek ga oer ea te rerparg, and | the Piaherter in. tho wor, cbrysalls, or moth | tdcefnid and tariela; proving cow-pox to be ie hand was alway: h I 1 nie: ne WEGHL thocinerdercuprientOracializ {sts rin with peeuliur mintte corpusct ee aruers, but suinlt-pOX modified oy rare experience in heart alfairs—this tender * PX infection by the more raphl aeuon of. which even pasa ute the undeveloped pas rousch the cow. A been twisted elose.of an affection which cine lymph. Another disestse which until wit the female moth; but. there was noe 18 - yg CHICAGG TRINUNE: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 23, 188I—TWENTY PAGES. In the tirst place, we shullbave the sein tite < : fy Stier r huntt TOP recat a cetath chien it. | Mist i and tornand left to die, springing up e Proc F s 2 huxte tor the practice of vaccination, which it sfortunes Resulting from a Heater a eran aftae ach tielestnitee dite Th ess of Transfer from the Ge ee the last few years wus pelieved to be absolutely j that these corpuscles were independent, eaves ; vil + 0 introduces hout; | bas ever sec poss a it will Ge then A non-contigious is consumption, and yet itand | veloping organisms introdueed from w bus He ss - Conf; n eomfort to kuow that Mrs. Carroll is left Vessel to the Sh ¥ eee a hair presenen ateainere expres: | clear hat, the proteetiv insttion onflagration. a comfort to kivow that Mrs. Ca fe ssal to the ore. SLT eel ae pai rea arte i entirely comfortable, and that for her hard ich | ou cuctly the same in hind—as it has tong been Yast Importance of Recent In- | the whole class of taperear di it belongs have Leen proven to be emin ‘of the disorder, not as its | is 1 itpue known to be about the sume in degree—as that of xe are Over, a neran esac work und anxiety fur old a i 5 i j fectious.. They bave been trausiitted from | cause. This must complicated and eiticult ine 10x ni vestigations of Epidemic | rere cme mane BEN ou one der | gates uot one peeved scormpietele sucensstul | a ft muir, tie Senmimoncsense" argument ia | John W. Carroll, the Actor, ae Important Part That Machinery - Maladies ripe toaathce, Pee iapontant faethe age rfeonead te conan omyect |, Seco th commancaeuge argument tn | - Carroll; the Actor, . Bowe Line WEE Z . ction Ww! ism is tht it ean stand a] bat that, though it eacerned u av ace vill be sees sth ~ ee = pal awe laut eae yell Osborne's d ays in Lt pisitarrercnecatu bane perishing. Me-Touse | worm. It tatd the foundation of an entirely new | cued by tho proof that we are and His Wife. I wrote you last week of Howell Osborne's Saunt having succeeded in inoctlating the mal- | system and merbod of reseaten, Unto the mature | Xor POISONING THE Byun OF OCR CHILDREN — aiatrimonial enéolinter. ‘Che parents ‘ant: 4 ady from juice expressed from tne and crtuses of a Linge class of diseases With 2 new disease ovhich some of the most, * is 4 fe ts syghiiie 2 ae . z Why the London Medical Congress i tuderculut ox cooked so.a3 to be Dut slightly us and the higher animals, of which we Veboment of the ami-vaccinationists maintin | Buryille Relinquishes Young Osborne fo guardans of this young man had a | Whit the Shovelers Are’ Paid and Wher So ae Jone. Lfthis be true, itatfords us a certainty | only bexinning to see the Important r to be alreagy destroying the Vitality of the ma- it ig re for | tong and exhaustive interview with Mrs. Thoy Work ively pi epizosue malady © tion), but x Cheered Pasteur to the LIMIT THE Hat acheor TCRERCETARMtsLaw | {he Conbrent nf Burope, though Wttle Rnossn in | Neth tina diceace uneaaes one ahtes a Consideration, Burville-Osborne, No terms could be-made er ibe, Echo. \ DISEASE Peed a Sptonie fevers aga sometimes iL such protection, y take at any tlane, with the gentleman, But Alive was lessolulu- ait aneaiad by directing our attention to what must be a | thrax “or pusentar” sense, while it is Bia pein Reewted te Acotntlon’ thir rate. She, after much figuri arrived at aie AOD Heesy Tett HL o ec ob infection—namely: the | tnown in Franve as “carbon” or wpustule Do | doadly “eharbon" ruin in theit nehbarhuod | Lhe Famous Drug Store in the | the ‘sum she considered the new husband ut a tee ae x eased meat, Ague, gain, HRS lone | pene.” - In its most malignant form i ST ee Ter oui # ee BZ y he cons sban ve an interesting: dis Di “that the Germs of | Erzu, knows to ve asscefated wita exposure t0 | the death of the: lurscs, cattle, mma ance ale | Trey ref uaudeororign eacelnation for tele 7 Herald Building. rated at, The father consented to pay it. | thing itisto witness the wholesale landline ge nscovery tha e Germs exbatations from marshy eround. Of late years | focued by it in the course of fonr-and-twenty | Ssteney, Jennerian yiteein Die RatG herald ta do Ue Elie per DLs eininee | lied reer ieee cane a s toe fA * . it bas been known that: pecopie argattusin | hours. In the les reform of anthrax. di Go ean He ec “ai hal the wife agreed to xo to Europe,’ The young’ | that very dirty, but absolutely necessary, eles Fatal Diseases May Be Civ- bacitins—wacty tne fuand an the blood | Gage it occusinus great und prolonged sudlering, | ,, ul thirdly. we sball we furnished with the | : oy Benedict was frantic. but the level-headed ion,coal Nazouly ee >" ais alhicted with the di en when final recovery takes. place. Both HE ion | New York Theatre-Goers Pining for the | lady was cool. She sold himoutat par, and ngte note te manner im whiek forgis seem i continuous transi: i ee hich throu ssion of heifers will at ion Square Company. PROPAGALLE TO MAN. tue Sime time seture the maintenance of its Uniow Square Company Between the years 1s above potency, aud exclude the ehance of human cou- é ——— deaths from this dise are recorded 28 having | Gimination. Spectal Correspond. “5 Zz fi 1G th ed ie ns 7 ; aon ice of The Chicago Tribune. ANIONS 9 his wardrobe, and in tile the | sromi the moiwent it is bh F y the Bomes' is haunted sb of the Campagua the gerus of curred suo eattie, and sheep. sn mone the numerous other researches now New Yor Oct, 20.—Kvery twenty-four | escapade be forzotten, Thus runs the story: * wis sehak’ te Le hes {noculated Ws ih eats sealed ee nisin which, Mourisheu. in the soil could, deuths Leh Co Univialont of) (ie Masteuriag tical ae | hones it eiowds i iin ehh rT in Wall street, amon the broker friends of | sf eon ate ohne shat ele el Bolly Will Resist the Vestilent hed outz that serms of this orgamet | single distr re likely to prove of the highest pravtical h- | hours it clouds up, and that rain which stove er shoveled into a fur (erm. cere aditeh ie imieh sinallér matnbers—in | 1 be scarcely ¢ portance: tose whieh, in tae hands of Drs. | not ratten for forty days is confidently who is accustomed to the daily fue e sailed way, while the family eather diel, but it ts ans iustrength and comfort and sustain Nowell. | ty note the neater wot tie eee A divorce will probably be one of the spring | (ited. ant te tallow the acl aple ot has done mu¢ ilized. wounnodiiy fed in the mts ino th tim in tie investigation, discovered: that trenting with water the soil of aleve an ana the Osbornes, pere et fils. ich rested on the marshy (bat by | estimated to involve r i Klebs and ‘Tomimasl Cradeli, seem likely to. s S ae Gf Stnidiy seuttles of cal troma dark cellar Rais 4 ae See ERT hard i francs on the part of breeders i tba their | pected: a every: ring after i a RENE te 7 r $ generaily ie, shaking it up with water they, too, niet be j aullions of franes‘on the part Mal aigtaareeaies pected; and every morning after a period of Whether we have another baitle of York- UNE tO Ups roms generally ky shed out, and that by repeating the operation | country: whole Hocks and herds being f ides se aH are 5 bors under the e oF site. pnt dad seesirrau appeenbhe minuber of them | olf, at once, and their proprictors rumed. | Aj gutarly harmonizes with tho perindieity which § | cloudiness the sun bursts forthin splendor town is not yet decided. People are already | learned whet the princival t ye ores tas might. be callected tro the ar, Water sas. { mild epizodtic of this type Stems to have pre eter of ther aud the hopes of the parched earth wither. ied froin that thrifty set- | fale Is, so far, at i ee demonstrate that mursiemaliia deriv coming home disgu: Pre le Clew to. a Universal Law of ! sa i Stas thus oblaine yodlived | vailed iu England between 1859 and Isie bile | diseuse they induce); and these which, based un +4 on ate . F i ‘sbable ie : Peng ee ee ee eee ee tttcaeae | the -plizne ot boils, under whfel kany of the | the original discovery of vilemn. dn tala | What we are going to do if this thing con itenedh. Such prices ie the naticodonands (oe a ne et tee ailiattted ta Vaccination for Zymotic | more or less rapidly aud gore orlesswiolenteac= | liman population suifered during sums part of | ty the comimunicability of beste by inocttla | tates will be tervible to tell: in vt g | (ement. Such prices as the native demands | siice the time coal was fitst use for making ing Lo the mumbers in which the bacill(were | that decennnm, repably brought ot: b. Uon, are rendering it probable that this terrible sues WE @ tercible to te: inn view Of F roe necommodations and refreshments are | Sites, machinery has lessened wonderfully Diseases. | present, In many forms of matarial fever the | infection trom animals. Attention bas lately: | scourze dneluding not only pulmonary ¢o the revent fires and the great consumption of | |, the amountof imi kebor ny to tha le | poison is toa virulentund the course of the dis- at severe and often futa sumption, but scrofulous disease in allats varied | ‘hares eee Sy likely to make the pl: memorable when | inandiing of it only before it reache, the fain. Harring atuony the‘ wool-sorters: ly depends upon the presence ot a | Water there's a lot of talk gbont utilizing | an thot preceded this celebration shall be | Hy cowbbin: and i-must also be avlinitted, “* ease too rapid fur routine medicine to be of any you etn that the matter of handing fterit) has tien tat ty Ss bet shatvetutly neglesied by (ee tivennees OER speedy | ago, Cornwallis woutd have surrendered to THE LIST OF LAGOS AVING CHINES, ices af the boarding-house kedpe as far as the coal trad is concerned. willgag sorts are on the «rounds. | he complete until there has been devised al by machine inve: crophyte, which may be introduced into the | ing nice salt waters i s 4 5 a 5 ce 8a ater surrounding us... It a } ie cet a go steaigbt at the source of the miscniet gation was the (ised of the moditieatton in | body, not merely by direct passaze intq the * : 2 forgotten, One gentleman writes, “It this Scientific Reasons Why Those Who | fais abjert, Dr. leclat sitcested the. vigorans the paveney of the poison, sebich ean tw pre | Mood-current (ie in innculntion). but ale | would be just the article to quench fires | sort of thin had beet earried om 100 ye: inati se : eins sed by the “enitivation of the bacillus rough th entary cunnl, or even through | he REHESE ON Oppose Vaccination Aré Advo- =| as likely to proveet: | bacterium. Every one knows that some of our | the tunes. “tive doctrine. which was first. aie | With, ut no one seems to advance 5 S: B { jst valued eseulent plants and fraits are the { vanced by Prot ursauso, hus lately | and ee ical pla : bringing it whereit | the cates of Smill-Pox. Sie MEA MELO WREV EL cultured” varieties of tepee which man would | been the subject of most earecul research py | #4 economical plan for Uringing, ALseeret} Sut lees Gt all eee ppl ee DEB Ae ae revly enre tease in) their or Schiller of Greifswatd, who has-shown that | ean be used... A week ago the Croton people |, Swindlers of all s sping eontrisane Jehu will swe i; and kindred acute forms of malarial poisouin: count of he unpleasantness of thyir Haver or y form’ of tnbereulosis ean Thus be artit- forth the Statement that we had only There’s po sort of suceess Bone: Lhidaneds " ill swear when ona . ‘ jy | it Stimld be the duty ot public saaitary authori- | their semi-poisonous qualities. And nosy that | cially indueed, tho chat Pee Le Nene dlnee wntnde aot at ee _woiumnittees,- President Axthar [all-out in | Budetbe ite ne fad the coa-buckes of Two American. Doctors iu | ties ta provide Convulescent hones for pxtients | we know that these pirtiy inthe blood ana t twenty more days’ rath and must use se Ce apa a Ace Be See 5 z empty; wh own into the cellar recovering trom serous intectlous dh = SNS Ee itR a aOR WRRIBERTTOSS i titted with it: and that if, One old lady E know said direct- the stream four hours, and, no one coming | aj ter more of the fael: whieh will swear care of untilalldan- | D1 GERMS ARE TY OF VEGETATION, | imal so infected. any joint is experimentally near him, he went ashure unattended and | again at finding the bin locked and no key next important step in th) avail, Bat guided by exact knowledge fura. Th { Sucees: Cullivating the Diphtheria ; Where they tafe be ta : Hh ashes a t her t ly: © Well, PH be saving. 1 won't drink a propagation of infection by tem @ idea naturally suzgests itself whether they, that Joint at one pines 1 phree of : oH, ¢ saving. ea pear Sen oe se Gagne pers and whieh will bump its he e this duty attended to, the recent | 100, muy net be so far moditied by the “envic | preterentint rite the mierocoe drop more: water. FH drink tea tll this | Played second tiddie during all the «cere: aisle tts pee re a ee eae 4 discoveries us to, the nature.and causation of | ronment" in tae midst of which they are de- | special or ey eseat of cbiracte Croton taniticisovert? monies of the day, ‘The Freneh visitors were | fined, fas setting eke var depot and | B8t ashore at ond landing, while, the recrp- |" Next to visiting the mines there is probae eee uon comnitiee went off to-another. Afier bly nothing aure interesting or novel ibibed atremendous | standing about several hours-in the he ee ttsicle: thee Coa ieee tee vg ae a a hey rect L heir vessel, heartily dis- | BETS! outside of the trade than to wate, 1 days a ‘steady volume | they rec don their vessel, heartily dis- | the unloading . of vessel at som disease, in Dr, Cameron's mind, leave not the | veloped ‘as to underzu som alozous modt- | Gulu changes—n tact of the urme ch ih stailest doubt that we might be spared many on. Two modes of such “culture” syest | interest invite relavion to buiman joint-diseases, The Fourth avenue hor epideries, aud that themselves—the introduction of the serms into | Another line of inquiry whien ‘has obviously | Morrell storelouse fir ASE ESPECIALLY—SCARLATINA-- | the circulating current of aninyals of ad! the most important bearing. upon hum tantity’ for te fure, is the proparability of the micr AURNE'T) = LOE SOVeTE ONE pts r poison of si i type upd its repeated trausmission fr . 3 fahvbne line Lerndll Hiivht be made to show a very different death- | 3 i i » lity oF the microe x Sayaka eee Ses us custied wi 5 eiteediine ile Lene i fa L the cow-pox, Dut his discovery has remained: | STU arisbles of mortaht. ite tho second Huon carried | tabereie hy the. iil of cows ated ‘with | of water from every side was poured on the | ted with the want of manasréuent. “They | ex fen aldoek. Even the seuilion wits asolitary fact tit withis few years, Re- | places, tue whale history of the ebain ot discov- 4 as ih Luberettlosis: 4X question in regard to whien | smouldering ruins. No one will ever knew Rates etn tWente Ininutes ; Btls the sicht of coal. from too frequent ee si a . serum dr ma found fay some very striking faci we brought bvefur 2 throng, who pray prayers. twenty minutes Tone th it would finde: ali is that hare heen carried on for twen- | erties teaches the Cnermons importance oF the s LO its growth, the temperature of the tMhuid edical Cone oe = youns ; ROW ntch was burned up in that conflagra- oa ave schoked off th They | Portact with it would tind “entertainment in study of comparative medicine end patholasy— bled ie ekawap ta pat {the Mult | tue Medical Congress by a promising youn Tea n Bs Jong, and have to be choked of then. ‘They | hanging aronid while a coal-buat was beh in the Tease be poupy y to loo pathol« i Dr. Ceeirbton. tion, t's the standiug reason just now for } are on the f war between the French | uintordeds A PEiucxe reporter who Was ite ars by Pastenr and by nuanibers of inves: | Gr idedicine amd. parole; tixaters who have been stimmalated by his | neetion with buiman dise not in their con) itn es alune, dane ats | Heats ae the Mr, Sitnon conclude bis admirable body, if business-men don't meet cheir | snd German visitors the whole blessed time, | South Chicas 0 4 day or two age a nd the attitude ot the Yankees in charze | [incr y cis AnansesL e f foraconpl: of hours and moreby ve heen used by | Wetlim sHresident of the Public Heulth $ a he Conzress with these pregnant words: | utes, it s owing to their awful losses by brit salis and helped by the novel ) botnehes of a scieges aifecting the waole anitell | one and the Litter especis ton of EE ‘ S } aod vexriable wort. i es = a ay OF . + s to be thatoft professional vick pockets. he work att inet! Ss intradneed are new appar- | “porape te most rmarcable partot Pasteur’s | Of Toulouse, who, as well “1 venture to say that in the records of human | Morrell; if aetors don’t imect their engage- | tae Ne calatiiacera z ng the work at the coal-docks of Lang erbaps st rest 3 3 one iso 3 seilas Saclnearcox er hee ct sible ai pirte . . eas Aman in [udnuts pharmacy was tellmg ari ates shies is ann | perienved also ynother bacillus Tnduectay it sould les iinpona ble tigaint te SORE 7 juents tr's owiig te the burntae of their et | jiow sudd-water ig 6) ponte a ola dl adose hardson & Co. where a steam-barze J, and where railroad-cars tiyaded, , . Mr. Riehardson, one of storeuil rre being Joa tor-vil. the firm, was thera‘at the same time. and, eeerin oF which prove: fatal among poultry in’ France und Swit { of irs eure and prevention: and the! rk. in rettion to splenie Tever. been | P ¢ e . aee eh 2 ond tu be the dis very of the agency of eartaworms in | TMiey cod ‘cholera, ise the zering of deadly bacteria frou of more promize to the world than these various | Wents: eontributions to the ‘knowledge of disease, and-| fects in that v lowen, nobody ever saw such lace: Ss ‘arehouse, AS far as L can | of vastor-oil at a little drng-shop was such | there being a great ran on ently at this 1: Tate nent converging lute ATES DISCOVER sige onv ey iti that has vet been aade?regarding disease. { Duried careasses to living cattle. It bas long a ees = a rreen gtence Sar pees os and, }t bas been by Pasteur that the con- ans which fro . : x firms wits t. th The demanstration is at this moment being | beeu suspected that the grass xrown. over the fienoanferaon Ue The al GEO tee ee ere Hane at winter furs, such houschold treasures and besides piloting the visitor hout the docks . 3 2 nd barge, tilled him up in an entertaining Ue dead of splenic rever, apd urce of infecnun which the disease Sus- ites Tree tions ytaves of diferent directions BY) Taeed even tor years, Was 2 man, Eusglish, and to others, but ie manger it aviters that the whole class | Ws commanicated was neltuer kuown nor bave been most compicteiy determined: | performance of experiments on living animals.” mily silver as everybody had burned iy cing °s wha sti Res & <| 1 su that the disease produced by the inoculatun es s & that disasivius “ire a hone of the age Speaking of 1fudnut's, what an interesting.) way with’ information: regarding ae ce i °- | place thatis. In 1863 when Bennett built the | trade in cout. of bis * cultivate virus may be renderei su i Lely Wor 4 PROHIBITIQN IN MAINE. plishment were Supposed to be intact e feted” crativating the baci HTLQN' 1D Dae aan “TY dlerald building he knéw a Seoteh apothe- the great perfe SOME LITTLE CARS ; pote. 1 was reserved for Pasteur, by. une of cat aan - : own ows ZeinOtie, ee Won Wcmarhable instances GaupGnl ut method a eutivatitig ee Within their steel and alum and zine and i were running back and forth aeross tha ineat= Jul BURG TE EEE) eee! Drankenness ana Crime—Coerelve Tee- | jr nder Hudnut, and vaiued | docks, or yards, on elevated tracks. These 5 it overcoats, but the instant the | etry named Ale: (ourtism a) Baltuye = fhe. Atevs Bre) sates were got ont, and the’ papers | ium for his nationality aud old acquaintance brcciesarere gulls: BVcau adden Auswers Gov. Dingley. ? fel ea ia Reals re” apie at * ok and extend: nl wood i ue Toth kititur | 0 We concern foung to be charred and | ship, ‘The little store he had to reut just be- | SUM CET tosh ws PC step to careful god complete stiga- | potency of the bavillus seems but litte dinine | oe aie Sprinyfichl Lepublican: Nob tii worthless, then we began to learn the great | joy the principal entranceon the Broadway | over the railroad tracks He ubtaived earthwerus trom the soi tile | ished; but if” the be extended ty | G2 [ae Spry beta res Tanisfortimes that had overwhelmed us, fue cael mit donk . se cperse [sO feet. One of these little ears would (ug apititts whiek ihe carcasses of animals dead three or four a jfetnd | that} azo Tadulressed to the ¢ ungregationalist & i Seems to me if Morrell’s warehouse liad be oy, | Side was in great demand by the Rushtons | choot across the track with the speed of the though ammuats: wih tke ore | communication respecting the intluence of and Tegemans of up-town fame, but old man | wind; would suddenly stop and apen its twa while dust is eveluded tive feet.hish ve feet.hich, n towers at the ‘ard to points just distance of abort * eOnSIApHien, hot te hye zyunotie, ns cin tiated inte the | fis With the res! Y aust the at IMAGINA> Saye air is permitted | thon atiow!ug a as made use of in inveuhation es ading, THE = AINTIBIC USE OP THE Tas fo sttxpect that warthworms were possible agen in the tatter: and, with bim, to. suspeet was | We period does not exeerd two uronths, the “ ) Gh spicnic fever had tuug before been throw ae? a - ety i nt session of the Inter-; fag pled baelald ke th hey have it 3 as big asthe Brooklyn bridge it couldn's + ana Irom the intestines of these worms ne anism take tho they have i ibition rtinkelitiess scfiits ats S 3 ge i 3 A TGs He. Wines. Tulfo wile a se ngress at London wil Stained the meas of reproducing the disen ina initder form, iy proportion | Prulitition upon drunkenness in Maine, as have held the plunder L have heard be. | Bennett, with characteristic firmness, re- shies Uke Alice, Callow poraannis oe ‘its most Viruient farm by igoculation. recovery WISE. Uturther pro- | tested by the increase of erime in that State. | ioaned as lost. fused tremendouts offers, rented the store to Rhone, Jee ‘ould shoal a ‘ate [ showed that the worms, by easting Say to, mits the Wi tis generally assumed that the relation of i ate " bee back as fast as it. hal come. TPIe MEsTe liter the’ Surface earth. contaning. te tis Su mild ss not to be at alt seriaus, Be i ahs ; aie ; Dion B is reported as diudniut, and loaned hint the money to | lt cameand went all by itself, and unloaded for the mass of information on unis subject j bacteria germs, provided for their hoe Senulated niluin’ s regaining per= ste pad etite is the aac I ideersin 1 stock it. itself also without help, the shale work bes whith if concentrated befere the public, and | presonce upon the vegetation whic grew | fect health and vigor, ¥ j Cause and cifect, and that drunkenness is the | corr time or he le: 50 st i edi + bas an ‘institu. | ime, performed with the most wonderfal forthe stimulus it will give to lee investing. | UPON the spot, and that the animals whieb ate then. it Lecontes possible tv alle pal cause of erime. being su, wi | Site Henne ett hesent for tien, ti ae atniogt inminediately penning ee apidity. An inves nu unde sitbse= F give te igt- 2 oP en us certdiniy Iilled and cattle with a form of anthrax d ? sos being dise | 2% Moss, of Wallack’s, went to Mr. Bouei- | tion, and today there is not a place of xreater | Guentiy by the reporter with his split-second ase uf erime—no other erest in the city. It’s a small shop, but | watch showed that one’ of these little e on to thy e which | mild ato bear muck the same re eault's rooms at Vin on Fifteenth tions which scientific men believe will put { germ: ey swallowed gs were tho - y eit thy Eline eta ih tt a : f suvend To tnatiy of The plagives, WHICH ae ce eee ree rere ee ae eee ge | Gnd for this actidedal uifection with, tie: mitt spies te Ll apiaey are pec ke selveted all Dion's property ot that | hizh. Eight galleries run round it,-and the | curs, holding 2.200 pounds, left its tower with eince the world began ravaged mankind and | culation with gated d. ar uses the teri vue . Arsuing upon this assumption, £ pro- } nature, and transmitted tiem to himin Lon- | stock of patent medicines is’ something to } @ load, shot acwwss the yard, dumped its Lond, and then came baek to the tuwer againyall in umph, be sboiwed that in ¥s, coliected y ishe ures, coeeted and published ion: wonder at. The proprietor boasts that no duced certain fig! fon.” The uestion that now arises—to wh: ¢ f the space of thirty seconds. There were shortened fit ate s, * BACTERIA CULTIVATED Te A STATE} OF V1 ri Tena i Bas ra . . . : So * An adblress lately delivered by Dr. Charles | BAC are JOF) the whale previous investigation has led up: - ov. cley: of Ma whic ; E - bbs Laide aad HS at Cameron, President of the Social’ Seienee | NESS, ; the most important ot al sya a Gos Dinle at Sats teh |, Aliss Jennie Lee (Mrs. Burnett) is said to | atticle ever invented for'mortal ills ean be | three of these fintle ears at work, and sume Congress at Dublin, gives. avery clear and | Bie iproduced an attack of feverishpess <9 | tia” with the rild Papel here tregal Aine pha aee od ust severely, which is to be regretted, | mentioned that he camot produce it from } idea of the rapidity with which they handlad * stecfietaremut of theurwaress that iris been { SHEDaS 10 be searcels reeuxnizable, aorded AFPOLD THE. SAME PROTECTION other erines—saying noting #oout later | if true, ‘She has liad such bad Iuek since | the nooks und crannies up in the { cual ean be obtained when itis stated that as" : res are embraced in | Coming to this country, “As 1 wrote you be- | little. galleries. The prescription busi Was 20 tons ot coal Mave een vere, that is im Gion against smatl- widly. ‘These igures are embraced in froma vessel at these docks in ter hours. the tuliowing table, to which Lask the atten- | fore she arrived, she was never amore than a | Ness Amounts to but little, but the | rie yyy Vion of all intelligent men: Nice little sogtbret. Some unaevouniable | liquids — swallowe Sentence Uk OF publ At iuvestigation idea te be asped is that spee te like sueciic forms of auimal Tife—they ean de produced only by | of a made iu these inost imny The tir diserses food, and against the otherwise deadly inocula- | against the action of the "| tion. Experiments were mtde on tlocks of | parted by cow-pox_vace! fF] sheep suiliciently numerous to exclude sources | pox? To wis anestion wh dental error, and these conclusions were | Ist ye in Hudnut’ pdmwitich Uns: ” oe Bs | : ptasie in England made: her | yw ilding if f SPIvS| ge. nee AUTON ATI CAS AGE LOADER would float the building if it had 2 properly is almust api ag that by which they ara spceitic pretxisting serins or seeds, [tis ed. Sinee then the preventive iu- | Burdon Sanderson's su S MSO Sente ea I made. J y ne SMARKARIIS ILECSTEATION heen widely employed in France, | bovine animals, and by M ‘Tou: Seales Sen Aan ee, Jo a great 20; itis zuod piece of acting, | coppered bottom. There is a huge soda- idedscne Ise whieh Gi load. the i oY REMARK AB -LUSTEATIOS with results promising the agriculturists of that | sheep and dogs: the torme prion, jail Liquor tae, | pnt not Y great one. ‘The play itseld is] fonntain, where it ruus a steady stream, | Wiloadedor hy which tiey unload theme —. of the impossibility of fureseeing-to what re- | country an simost complece immunity from a | from rodents 5 O{ Wretched, and Yankeeland would nat have | where dilferent tlivors can be had. There | Selves. “There being three cats, thereare also My svientilic Wvestization or dis seourge by which their eattle have formerly | vated” outs meth ia Qj ivatall, “Mr. Sargent, who brought herover, | are mineral waters that never evase flowing, | Uurce towers, in of whieh is located mad that (he y Leen destroyed in farge numbers, It is esti- | devised py M. ‘Toussaint, proving themselves in . { lost several thousand ‘dollars on it, and then | ‘The only condition Benuett made with-Uttide seale and the neces: hinery for lade fe in our knowledge as to the eau gated “that the pecuniary loss entatled. pon | capable “oF Ging, infecced with, guy form wt 0 | vropused to go on with the eugazement if | nuewas that he sould hever close, and day, | HZ and runnit a ese eens are af disease ts to be tints very large ex- | Preueb farmers by diseases. of the splenic-fever | anthrax disease, epeatediy inoculate Atay wat Hew piece. HKG MEE hits s that he should never elose, ax | abont as fi aS the inatelways Of dikeasite To be travial to a vere Jaret. us Hot been less tan five willion dollars | with the maiaant virus: and remaimoz free 6 | she wonkd ply a mew piece that “Me. Gun- | and night, for pearly twenty years. the doors ootltaneaarhoniner: WIA Bcthake conics class bs: ther had otfe Lhiin, She woulda't run the} pave swing wile open. The proprietor has ie up fo the duc swung out from eth invest or tent to ci tutions made by 3 rer, either constitution: there is zuod | tromail d $ ? The wote of this | Freneh ist steur, with re | 2naualis. a los is cua |) Her en a cor take the tranble to ereate a new et f o u : is a x30 to hope, will forthe future be entirely | The same resuit mtvine beea + ned Proir Kk or take the trouble to create a new chi grown rie ul settled an a aw ert io i i raldinse wl gard te ferane fi’ is thir | Svoweds ee Pe ae periments made by Pasteur bimself. probaly neler, rent severed the unprotitable | Snr term a ‘One utleree aad ino one of the towersit movable ggattolding which iy years Dr. s 2 se3 of pu ver, Pas! nbout the sume date, with charbon-virus culti+ connection, Lto Burope to bring out | ¢ tore aken ol the characteristics | rests directly aver x hatchway of the boat, fu six Ses uf puerperal fever, Pasteur. + a rae oy aru: tore ta ool the characteristics " 3 hha vid Ff st f ated in the mann previousiy deseribed, Rhea. . rand liquid restaurant, fot beet-tea This hated provided seth System a . AGEL ae 2S of which aud. chains and puileys, by me: u the machinery’ ait iro: ius holding diag boaters ye | more than haltaton of coatis hoisted from is every twenty-four hours. After | the hold of the boat, carried over to the tower, that in the ating microscupie organisa in the blood, and that this w; Tever of sheep and catile | pyand. mie was to be fomml!| arvues ‘the the true exuse | livery the pus that forms naturally opie parasites in tho pus. Ie | vated in, ruse of death tu be that after di it” was deered | instead of | Vineial-Agrieutzu this important dis _ Probably Miss Lee expected that negotia- | js drawn from a fountain, milk-panches and tons with Maxuire, of San Francisco, woukt | ‘fom Collinses are manufactured by the thou- take her away for the winter. She packed nd dura expedient hy oue of the pro al Sovietivs of F that overy Shoukl b+ pabliel that disease. As time passed, other imi- siping pur ociated with germs t 3 ape! a Thit to ‘ strated ont grant scale, Accordingly, 3 L P : belies were discovered in the } trow wi death. ‘This tats temonstrate ae " i everyuting unneedful far that tri d it i y is Se [res rev ‘ | farm and a Hock of fifty sheep taving been yung unnecc Hae trip and put | tat night, when the exeise law fs on, the Ra al WF it is sent: In inv6 | result cum be prevented by the Listerian or > vaccinated? the remainder into tranks whieh she sent ty | enstome re Sometliine 4 hirte | audemptied into the car, Then itis senky he * vaccinated 3! customer murnius something about thirty j back empty, but. another full tub is waiting it other dis ap blood and tis: Dr. Roch, a ¢ Nating the little roe tour's dispos placerat MP. he thoe | twenty-tive of foration of their earsi w Morreil’s on Saturday, and) Monday night antiseptic treatment, with carbolic acid they were burned. with borax, ‘his Listerian treatment is It pura. and ‘wins of sugar, two oun driebm of gin Th BS tet remoyes Hudnet’s car three tubs: - to take its place. For each listinzaished by a per= + Kept at so that there is never auy* b the eid virns on the. * - 7 vi Ie MOst . terinm, whieh gave rise ty the splenic iever |?" aa riaae tase ss dof May and repeated we vperatiun on -\ lady aequaintance, who sailed: that Sat- | seruples, S tivescHIpHOAl te. wrote rk, h i and WMIMEDIATE AND PRACTICAL RESULTS tne Wthof the sawe mouth, ‘The animals all 5 eS re QNe-HAtGne 1a IbrGe: Heme live Gldla seruless and the prescription is prompuy | \aitine, things being timed so that when tie: m the. | : car is.coming back empty from its journey’ nfisposition; but at the "This table Gov. Dingley compiled Crom | ' erie ee icclinee og | returns of the Attorney-General of Maine, | 5 ppetite, or liveliness. On ebay ole ee at a glance aie-the fifty sheep, withe | SUdany one ean see at a stance that, ne assed throuih 2 slien: dot the month.non ve lost either tat that bate followed Vasteur's discoveries about liy nature of mivroscopic germs, and bas more thin anything else sof hospitals and thé dangers of the Sistof that mor American doctors. Prof. th. out d:sti br, Henry FL Formad, bave the credit of having | strane misehool in Germany, said to me r, il ing it’s <a on a H - uuuid Doses and trunks: "Ith ‘Therinen vwho hnvverrt beta tor Bedewkd ano | MTHS the ari there is a tub tu of eal y \ Worth while to iusure these things: Tshall | men who have been to bed and got np, meet | COMES Up from the hold at the vessel to meet, innoeulated with the | lecting ‘the fast column, which shows the | be back the Ist of December and take them nnd mingle. All the night-editors are’ there | i dt only requires the ser’ 5 Of ha and M. Pasteur pre- | Wumber of sentenees for violations of the | directly out, and go to housekeepin: They | setting their nighteaps. Al the fresh hands | 2 & wh car, their duty being to guide teed e proved that what Pasteur bad -shown with re- { dicted that Jowing day the twentystive | Liquor uw, other er had uot been quitea week in the place before.| fre there getting their. eye-openers. ‘There | WS weizh the ear- nid then setifgo-’ gard to splenic fever and other diseases was sheep inuccntated for the tirst time wouldall be | ing through this: pericd, . it burned. : n be seen the alert fieure ‘and rediennd | Ws on the t earis worked byw LUE OF DIPITHEULS dead, whilst those, . Waimay be that drankentess is deereasing Another lady, who hit $5,000 worth of tur- | Visage of WF. ¢ ks, amt the sentle, | Souewbat intricate system of cables,wel Ute De, Forimul visited ao infected town on L: PROTECTED BY PREVIOUS fvaceination? | In the Siue of Maine, Cov, Dingley s zs 80s niture stored there, was reminded by a rela- able face of Felix Fouiaine; and Willie miei i an State i lors ee cen Michigan where one-third of ail the ehildreu in| with the mild virus would be perfectly freefrom | 22d his opinions on that subject are worth & | tive the Ist of the month that the isurance nter drops in with his hair ina beautiful actinue Air thes tare ins nes peut fount S CULTIVATING IP outside the animal body. Dr. Koch's sues; cess Was of immense scientific hinpertinee, i for it now became practicable le reinove | them from all possible tani and to | prove that this or that organisia wats restily j the canse of this or that malady. ‘These prophetic words were used by Prof. | ' 1 Tyndall When giving. .an aceonnt te se Glabgow | -audieure’ in 18t6 cot | ere i i i 1 1 i The’ fae. yedeayehees oH |B ularcby district died of the epidemic. apd | even slight indisposition. A laree assemblage | Stet deat more than mine. He gives a num | expired next day, but she too was going to | widnizht bang. te see if sugar, water, very first stew towards the: ¢ Hon air | {bgae back will htn apeciniens of the: diph- cavalry cticers. and | ber of ressous for thinking se which L am | remove her zoods for renewed housekeeping | dash of lemon anda modicum df S60" Le DOWN IN THE HOLD alts nd replied that “for | stil makes in’ this world of sad change the | ofthe boat that is being unloaded. ‘The the ficid the | nol prepared todeny. But Ll do think ie is | the ist of November, 2 crow lets elie Welle: Pe 2008 80 short a time it wasn’t worth while to take | cheering glass 0! The ere’s nt ve tubs all have tu he filled by shovelers, for a Se eee eee ene Me US | sien cha thas eiinnee singed ia acta | ee eco ie aevorituner with M. Bestour's anviien | thgures, His opinion is diat lewnkentess is | Farther insurance.” So Ofte «fo. Sel Te | fit eee eee ee in eee see ee eee ae ae fond whieh sil : e Dimi | (ons ALZ wetocks Neem flares of the “unproe | rapilly decreasing. His table shows that | marks immediately precede destruction of | and most innocuos drink of the whole cane | do their work. ‘ther ustially Tour oF ant af splenic fe Toppa f the | upon the white corpuscles of the blood and imul- ected’ shee} ead: onty- fe te an * thie ‘s ons Ls 1 Lae r i seharneter until, | ected” sheep were dead: the trenty-fourt | ther crime is rapidly increasing. And if his | property that if any member of my funily log, for while “soda with No. five men under each hatchway a ne tut ne lich vera! of the false membranes ving met there. vurns, seve a : ariably formed in, the thront of oon Aine L, Ure rest was foie to | bout to give us some explanation of hit these contagia is) the wviedse-ot their Magie of Vebrin the res hes of | tiplies 13 cells, altering the in . ‘amd watipe her SHE. era) ir i Ay Pasteur 1 ich’sdiseovery was tapidiy | Suh tue interior destroyed, they burst. und | Wit-ag hear torent, Mh. Be amas | opinion and bis table are both trustwortlisy | broached such “incendiary opinions | L | stander for strensth and They are almost hidden from lewed nl of Dr. Klein who showed, | Plints. set loose in an irregular. mass, separate {tive “svaecinated’ sheep — were all “on | then the rekuion of drunkenness to other | wouldwt wait to smell smoke, but I'd ring | abitity, Lotus punch is Engii Kk d and inly from pure air. They : Methods similar to these adopted by | 222 ge ou individuals toe tinge the destruct: | perfectly yant randition; one of them, whied had | Crime cannot be what it has always heen be- | the fire-alarm and have the engines on the and an infusion of lemon and sod: way down below the level of the water, willy Roch, that the se kiiewn as piz-typhuid, | ie werk on other corpusticn: hus increased. | been designedis’ inoculated with anv: lieved to be, the relation of principal can: premi: ve this is the favorit beverage of Okey } nothing to be seen about them but great] © Ad hckat ame bi ge hli . Bis | they poison toe blood. choke the ve: and | of the poison, having. been slightly Indisp Perhaps the conmon velicf is erroneat #, i "a ane . ine he bul th T pis-plaruc. was alse the result af a mivra- | ag found in myriad numbers in the | fora tlw hours, but having thet revoveced. , aes eationa. er G at Hall. misses Of coul. nothing to breathe butt ‘or a few hours, hut having then recovered. Perhaps the careful iivestigations of Col. * Even Hudnw water i$ thought close air and clouds of blindiay, chokinz} , ability ot such hen the thermome-[ dust. ‘The unilesi tion and such wors Ww in | careusses were then bitried iat tof — Statist with a view to the furrcer scopic orginism., whieh he succeed and about two rs ago M. | blood is manufactured. Prof. Wood's ine | jected spo: een and bone marrow, where, tho btwentyctiy Wear aie tee Wri : sual relatiag of On Tuesday afternoon the “Litile Chureh | tionally good. Bennett sank an art int. ary surzeon of Toulouse, | vestigations show that the false membrane. <up~ { nental testing of the poisonous elect predwced | US which . (he ¢ seta Around the Corner,” the edifice which acts as | Well it his cellar, and. that water perfoross ieved a like success with tie beeel ae noaribly Iuljeate the presener Of | pan theutass when wiiisrewmeriberrnives, | MTC to ettine Sore | Teal ¥ st all eases | ML the aquatic duties for Mudnut, and | teris 100 degrees in the shade be in cr air FAW re wiph ther a mnay bb ean aos Ammonis Spates Buc the result, says the reporter of the Tins | xttblished, ite ul astray. even ie clearing-house for Heaven in most all cases | there's frequent all tor aglass of isc—not | agined.. It is needless to observ that these 2 . Pasteur eating: istence of this dé i ao a is Set an et “ee eo . yelropathic. ins! ‘ion, vever, town he with ah op wu prolenged espucure to oxygen, M. Pasteur | indieating tne existences of this disease, “Isnt in | Vemuive existe weatinat the charuouep9 duigence of drink is forbidden to them, the | John W.. Carroll. He was connected tor | WOH ae the pened tovokeeawho thinks | perspitation “ches aimdy fet it drip a} company, and | to brace up and face the vigilant old tady-} aceumutate cori dust. ‘Their own mnothers Abbey | 012 glass of Hnduut’s soda-water. They get | would not recozaize these shovelersat wort ‘ oe” {wilder and wilder. When the weather is hut wey Ww in Held but shoes and pants, and thet very liberal! portion of their body displaye jiy of inen seeks other wa: anit ei Fale “Hf, and so prompts them to many years with Waflae nl burglary, areeny and UL utterly had aeted for Henry Lut this, if itis tine, affords us poor eneour= | as pusiness manager of Lotta’s tours, WenuAting” the microbes or | ay case the false membrane is built up by thi | je neither e vise to fuwi cholera | patasitieal plant which grows and multiplies | focal: ‘and in- producing artj- | UP0U sts inflamed surroundings. whatever may | inee feet aaiiade inocu. | Othe cause, Iris when the plants grow stron | Jy B protect gains enongn to extend to the blood, cither poisoning | 4, ostly wor ditlicult, 2 ea thousand sheep in rnedihst Mis pratection ouht by the French ov und if any severe epilemie of the sate ANCA havi Ss being ¢ eded in organi 3 ficial Vaccines, wh Aited with thent against subsequent attack it themselves or carrying the poisun with them. i i} agement in our stre: s efforts To suppress witht nes i UC r a rying the pois them, ind Were to break outh this country, cur awn | Weement in our strenuotts | SD SEES Fe ane DSTNOSS: 11s a ata heat sorb of the respective tes. | Another disease, | that diphehoria sts in. “Chis little plant is ex- | gurieutturists would prohably show thomerlers { Urumkenness, ‘The reilection that by check- | 48° 2 business oman he ranked higher Sueceeding Mme. Jananschek, who will is Very son proved with a veneerine of aac a ay begin next Monday night at the’ Uniow | py Cri cee cnet aieteaeat weed frome thi Square, Mr. Palmer will bring out the phe- | one who is white under his} One: nselves ot it, ‘To tbe | Ing itemperanee we were propagating wane | than as an actor, though many characters he ‘ord it ‘ust’ prove a | slaughter. and rape, and eyes might eel louked and played well, notably that of De Ate un se. O vhoie, some of us pp er cae era ah fe 4 ae te Sc Ou he he Vurvilte in “ Camille,” with Modjeska. Fif- \ aak were outside would stippose that those mel u ; . {will decline lo xecepl Unis conclusion. We v : ‘ re remain an fsolvted fact, but. | Helieve that the decrease of drunkenness will | teen years ago he married a very charming | nomenal sucedss of the year, Sims’ drama indangerof dying trom heat and tnitst, or ? ‘There's no | of being chokeilto death by co: tBu series of be aceompanied everswhere.by a decrease of | y irl, who, i ability, 7 i : ‘ H rice : panied everywhere by a decrease of | young girl, who, in age, ability, edueation, | called “Lights of London. duction of ccriain morbid viruses iuto the | pity mat diphtheria, if existing theories huld | DISCOVERIES oF SURPASSING orber crime. and we Shall zo on doing what a stag. went GU BUTTS alae A ce i - oa e work : ae & palit "S| record of the winter Season at this theatre. r : Seer ete capaeaat a er season at this theatre. | site shay eid ote that is pleasant and right Han te Hla iy fn jerlin imo a verte PHEVENTED BY ARTIFICIAL: VACCINATION. sbeWaiby/ the taut uh G ie steur hus tocnd him | are within reach, to reduce the amountof in- | ! fet th husband dit or simply introduced into the tisstes outside | oryis di ie pla st iy Sa selfable to impart a like protec t mance with. the confident pectation | in admirable manner, the young husband did is diphtheric plani, selentifically known a3 | fowhenolen. Int setuid emperance with the confident expectatior EON * = nn as slated ini i : nee i 7 fowl-cholera. by “vaccinating” ¢ that, if such etfarts are incasurably sue not. ‘The life they led beeaine decidedty un. |. Hehas started ona run in London which | tealtist oatmeal and water, Bee thavee amone eatiie | actly the sameas found upon the coated tongue. | Guite ready " Free, is. known When Fre Wood put plints suchas are found ACO Rees the metladie de Chabert.-In the course of | 9pon.Aa healthy tongue in ster mutter they art 2 ‘ et i i. investiga fone, heh the dyeratune of j filed togrow. On the contrary, plants from tho, eesti fe cae MADE SNE various contagia, vea ha throat or blood of a person aected with dip “Phat this ious contagia, M. Chanuveaw had proved = : a wbyericia Weeds hat this is not t: had wore alerent Sonlawed Al | tberis multiplied rapidiy. Tne practical result | wii) be the iret of boa differen ollowed onl the ins | or ihe investization pointed out was the possi- a the cireulation. More recently. iu investizat: | « mierococi" may in thine be cultivated sy that | (oN cholerts by 7 ve ably sue Uthas a vat-anwal Chauvet found that it eatid be overcome |” Musteur’s study of the nature of disease corms | Ghorely of te deateneriee eaieate tat | from that which appears in § | nochildren for whose sake the mother would | “Our Bo The Londoners are wilt over paid sive Crem summec uy the intros jon of large ameunts of the { ystublisted principles, which are.summarized by | Quow themselves from time tot ainone us, | tible. Wasiixc have endured unto the end, se finally Mrs.ca it, and returnmg Americans say it is the es produc.ny weakness ani peeitic organisn into the systetn. By care |W. B. Carpenter, in tae last number uf the | jacot daing that for some ol the most fatal ee roul, very broken in heart and health, entered ost, verfal and takine play ever pri ‘The out-menl with-the water makes fully fimiting the number of bacilli intre- | inet euth Century. “They are forms of Huonin infecitons disease, whieh Jen eeeilitnts for alivoree: aud: procured URC eo tne Ma ceadiea Ll aoal Pe Ta cerry ve and quenening toe duced, however, be found he couid ‘een Abongauie tubt uadarsons sorta iCoud ne fon has alrendy done—as shown OCTOBER. peace bn for a divorce, and procured one, | duced. : TRE Te de tite cine ink nsed Aa CAG Heck TRE AT Dresuitee or atNosynerie airy MAY Such neiiey | HY Sir Thomas Watson.for whit was unee the hen she followed her profession as | ‘The hearts of man and woman throbbed in | pothivemilicaind other hos and silling places which inerexsed: the natu being originated and maintained only by the de~ | fortunately too sete thee Wits cee ned cctias et | yon ata wee oe tines Teibaae, + [an aétress, provided for _ierselt — com s Cogitlan dragwed on inthe gal- ROWOTKS oa egg the animal to subsequent expe Inga | Velopmental action of detinit orzani germs, smali-pox mortality there haz been an inerease Breer ee head ite wit Ere nti Cages fortably, behaved herself irreproachably, { in “LA Celebrated Case2? -\ coal shoveler whose work is down in ulation with the disease... Working on the | uct tenminiisianre sence) are produced byor | {2 HHe moruallly’ from medsies and searlatina | jue somethnes: sill te meaven!y blue and was rewarded by restored health | How it will beat with wild anxiety to follow | Hold fs paid from lines thus diselosed, Mree young veterinary | sanie germs of diferent species. ‘Tau, while exerediag tie | whlen iuercase of population (And timid sunlicht falter tarough— and spirits. John. had a famous | the exciting escapes of the dashing ‘Thorne S8 TO F122 rer DAY: ber surgeons. of Lvuns, ole on in, | torwia sets xoing the alcoholic fermentation in a | wiand and Wales rome the Iecuer ee toes a Gold rainw are gous, you know nat Bow time; he accumulated quite a little fortune | in convict suit! ‘Theleading part in“ Lichts | the amount being regulated by the Rr i 3 while the anual motcality from tie tatteravs | Vad callioe nee ee ude sa He went to London acouple of summers | ‘Chorne than any character he has played in Hata rear Ton: rion is ODE a rele ile ni tion 18 the Union g adit of quare, Chabert, and which can also be artificially | factive fermentation, when introduced into | crazes ncarly 2.04. sometimes exceniling S100 ago and enjoyed himself immensely. When | his career ic but he makes enouzn in one day te vultivaied, be injeetedin carefully graduates fluids of the same kind. scarcely scet 09 ] tel - a . = « fee ee HuecusT tw cures nibs pact ate: That many different kinds ef germs—nota- {t seareoly seeias tna nich to expect that be= | 1 caught you pur pensive dream, Iie came baek he fitted up a flat, conduetert New York is hungry for the old company } DUE Shook teaiee Phoy aeep up thelr the lissues shall not be contaminated, it | Diy bacteria, which produce putretactive fer- | + in appropriate svaceine? mm: fais morn, by path. und wood, and stream; himself on the Exropyan plan, and looked as [and the ald work belduging to and donc at [2 Shert spell of loaling. | They Beet ah at f Hives riseqo bug very tvsling constitutional | @entation—are constantly toating in the ordi- | por" nudae elet-fever. pits lover tholanits sanag- olor! gems | if Jite and he were the best of friends, the establishment of A.M prices of Ibur, tov, because they ha fistnrbanees, buLat the same time produces | HatY ttunosphere, so as to be ulaiost. certainty | epecitic Si the hut oral: | ud ouf Hise studied dindemes Some time during the early spring he had | other theatre in the tine has ever. made so | efzanized union, ‘ is provided bes tA io THRE Drentite self-sown in any organic tluid freely exposed to. fbr caitnd Sere te 1 By shimmering fields of diamond dew, ote: to consult a phy: for some | miany successes, and th cople e “7 it is not every coal-dock that is D! - as ‘tb f th : | ready in the United States res been 4 4 Oren ne 0 sult a physician for some 1Y successes, and the peaple contpusin: P> howd achange in the system of the animai whieh | jt Fonds nthe ak tes i e be W hose fresheueu flowers must surely woo 6 Lteivint comptaine ie his hen hee te ail acils thes 2 | with autumatic cars for loading and unlow i ry pronusing results, on the "The traunt buttertly ana be supposed trivial complaint. ‘To his horror | the company are by all odds the _ best er | ine cosh Indeed there are few docks this the doctor tokUhim he had a cancer and but j brought tosether in this city. Miss Ward ba Without, Mme. Janatisehek we | completely ite viru "Che advantages of edectually protects if against subsequent at: | 4. vat if these germs be removed b: not alone displayed 19 ae e y mechan- e a auth t salle 7 bi tacks of the disease. Tie discovers, was puli- tivation © of tho dijhth he tnortull- | Yor charms more sweet no rivels see. itipped. W titration, or be ot rid of by subsidence, or | ty from which, in England and Wales, daring +} wfew months at furthest to live. He coukl | we can live the ‘erencl ti Se cae a aes eed ih whic destroy then ality, Mo ae pete the last decade. has averazed nearly. 3st an- | You sturtied fields of sleeping grain lieve it. He appli veral noted | haven't the heart to keep away from other | the automatic cars ar y ald cual testing on a large commercial scale. M. Pasteur { decomposable orsitnie iid may be subjected to | acgreul auth us The iovtalice ebay aM eee | “Chat thoushe their dawn had come rzain, men: they all confirmed the first ver- | and more deserving places, but a Toud ery | the unloading of a vessel, Ly theif te ore . hag been working at. rabies or hydeuphobia foe | the freest contact with the airfrom which the rie Aen ae the, nao ere ity trom smali-pox Wheee brassi, vlowed Turrows now are seen | dict nl, completely tanned, he crept over | goes up for the d ar old favorits you have Pe nan uires y From, the hold of Te vard, some time past, and he bas made some extraor- | germs bave been thus eliminated without un- Another important tine of “inauir baa Bled ocr wit acne poe. to his home on Seventh avenue and | detai too long in the splendid plays hue be aa a thelr” dinary discoveries, but fae yet no practical |: dergoing any change. supposed by many able pathologis! | Me tlaiwd | the pools—then burnished white, | sat down to face the stim shadow. of | selected by Cazauran and produced by | He automatic cars can either tae TS result of his juvestigations haa been published, | 5. ‘That as there 18 no such thing as fermenta- | heen closed by the negative resuys of previons | yal Siver beams, thoir ze iva death that was never to part company. | Palmer. loads into the restlar yard bins or cat ny Meanwhile, M. Galtier, another veterinary sur- | tion without the presence of erin-particles, £0 | investigations, has how to be fopendd uuder | yok kelked With Suinmer-memories with him. Under” sueh circumstances |’: them into * pockets.” under whieh We eon of Lyons, who for years past hag niade a | there is no such thing as the spontaneous origi- | the new tizutshed upon it by I : Heneath the rustling forest-trees. Aman always reviews his past life, und his Tad freight cars run. a 5 8, . seh germs: exc! |. when sow: : ; Ene i STE YS Ee as . be : i 2 . % ” : apooiala i ay oC rales adopting hat fein ie ae en oF neh ie Nene ISIE ICD tos aa cries: que peloton enteen cow pa znd sniail {n iufe, willful mood you ‘lay. marriage and early wedded came over Robson and Crane are doing a big business, | | ‘ A © PpoCKET biog Be respect 'to the maladicde Chabert, ied the eiiect | ularity as in higher plants, and thns continuous- the experiments waich have been made to | Pelewed with tears, all yesterday: Win witha rearet he had never ielt before, | vooth a big business, and. “Patience” a | isShaped like hopper, and holds comet : of introducing the virus of bydrophobia into the |: ly maintaining its own type. reve tine ° | Then, when the glvomy night came on, His determination was taken; he would F ee ene” 21 Tike twenty-two tons of coal. At the bottold, torrent of the blood Ly injecting it intothe veins | 6.'Tbat such yerm particles, when dried up, COWHIGS Ad. SNL T aise veasiete ace {gu wandered into inists alone. make an overture of reconciliation to the neg- {| tremendous business, “The Strategists” | is a narrow opening, whieh can be. closed ota number of sheep and goats. To his delight | can not only maintain their germinal power for | | COW-PON IS SMALI. LTIVATED, Whgne'er we turned. tn restiess sleep, jected: Woman, which he did in the form of |- moderate business, and Daly’s no busi will, and under this opening. a_ear is mut he found that the sams results followed the | unilnited perioasstarting into renewed activity | like Vasteur's tamed. germs of splenic fever, | We heard you in tho darkness v a telezram. ‘Mrs. Carroll was_800_ miles re Siness, ane’ aly sho business at | vicnitis desired to have if loaded. practice Which had attended it in the maladie de | so snon as the requisit conditions are supplied; | Mv. Carpenter does not conceal his reeling that | And sigh, ts if your wearied will, away, but she started for New York immne- | all. Saturday nizhtheagainturnsthe wheel, | tween the Gpenine and the ear, tuo, 8 ®° Chabert. -Animuts which received the virns di- | but that, in this state of dormant. vitality they | this Is the ease, thoush Pasteur, with true New- | BY Self subdued, at inst was still. itintaly:, She. telestapliad meraversopotnet aseett fea screen; £4 thay the coat is taken. frou (09 rectly into their circutation uot only did not { can be subjected to intuences which would de- | tonian self-restraint, expressed himsel! strongly wit long th ak ae ae ery yl tt | this tine to a romantic drama set to anair of | Screen; so that the coal is tt he yard HL open While walking in the midnight air, along the road, and the sick man pored over | pois XIV, and his time, entitled * Royal | ¥ ssel, Weighed, sent ergy tho. ess - ye ar in almost suffer the least inconvet lence from it, but when | stroy the life of the zrowing plants—suct as | in favorof regarding the question a: n ie un i" 4 n rs it, unaware, those telegrams with delight till she came, Youth? servened, aud loaded into 's sweet Spi to “be decided by further researches car. | Did Lovi subsequently exposed 10 Vers Bixh or very low temperatures, the netion | to be ded by i ace eee ate pose, i Ha Nour nolding REPEATED: iso BS Pi th of strone acid or alkaline solutions and the li ; no unter the new light afforded hy | !1 shining torm before you stand, A minister was: sent for, and the divorced ble e time than it takes to tell-it, A carp REPEATED sagen S$ OF WYDROPHO- site FIR. AIRICARION OF Vamee “BEE the results of his own recent inv irntions. we an e sp your unresponsive. bands were made man and wife again, John took Miss Katherine Rogers has made a great fiftéen tons: ee A he doaded in ten minutes Pandiced i a ss Curpenter found M. Chauvean himself not jess | And ¢ bide you with reprouchfal s as to his bed very shortly, and. during all these | artistic success of her new play.“ Clarice,” | ‘There are eight of these pockets at the yar it produecd on them no effect, while unpro: willing to adinit the force of the sizese analogy |.-And glance, until your peur wus stirred; hot-summer months She has sat in that si i 7 fi ty | i st yas f turntables tected animals subjected tothe Same test invn= | to the study of discuse in the Hving animal was |-between the protective azency of the Jenuedinn | Unttl your spirit broke i one Fee eine ti har a tee eee atat Siek | built for ber by M. U. F., and if she only | it uvestion, a i aaeertars, Une entire nation, und nor ices | Dissolving glory, Hke the sun? ny rng, AEE NESS AN rich | Survives the vicissitudes of the sinall towns | fF the three automatic fad at once, Lhe riably succumbed to the disease. Hydrophobia { made in a very important investigation, com- | und the Pasteurian * i ars Can b communicated in the ordinury way is seuerally |. mitted to Pasteur by bis old master in chemistry | renay to nceept the te: HCC eight freight hours which th duuia HeTuaver, [ly love. In she hits been alone fragr_une yards with him — not | to reach the big cities where her capital act} automatic ears ean be loaded alts OL any thorough re- long time before it takes 2 Hold fupon the sys- | (the eminent and eloquent Dumas), Into the na~ | investigation of the subject. ———_—— hi Di | ame lias “alrend: tet Dlished { rapicicy than, er. . Galtier is at present endeavoring to } ture of. the pébrine, which was threatening to | Now, putting altogether on one side the pure- Ti he a cht pi: one word pais een spoken of} ing has already made her an established fa- | bins with even greater ease and rape ge acourtaln whether. by stepping in with his intra- | destroy the wholo silk culture of Franes and | ty scicutitic interest of this tnvestization, let us | the elteat tha Webee waeeene cob amd oe | ee years of separation and the munner in | vorit she Will meet her pecuuiary reward, | fromthe hokeot «vessel, aud then be ule venous inoculation in animals which haye been } Italy, Ithad ben previously ascertained, that} see in. ‘What position-we shall be, if it should ig--{ Wabash avenue, which he pussed them. Wheu the.cud drew MLL | loaded into the freight-cars. a { I